Upper-division Courses
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CIS 3705: MVS JCL and Utilities.
General purpose
programs found in computer installations, including sort/merge routines, report generators, magnetic tape routines, supervisory programs, library
generation/maintenance routines, generation data
group programs, and random-access utility programs. Modification of system procedures. Examination of the VSAM environment. Credit will not
be given for both CIS 2605 and CIS 3705. Prereq:
CSIS 2610. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 3713: RPG and Midrange Computing.
An in-depth
study of mid-range computing systems such as the
AS/400, emphasizing systems software use and
applications software development. Three hours
lecture and two hours lab. Prereq: CSIS 2610.
4 s.h. |
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CIS 3714: Assembly Language and Architecture.
Fundamentals of computer architecture and organization. Forms of data representation. Assembly language and machine language programming. The
assembly process. Methods and protocols for subroutine linkage. Prereq: CSIS 2610. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 3718: Operating Systems Concepts.
Concepts of
computer operating systems, including memory allocation, job scheduling, process communication,
and input/output processing. Examinations of operating systems on several platforms. Prereq: CSIS
2617. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 3735: UNIX Environment.
Use of the UNIX operating system or similar systems, including file
management utilities, editors, compilers, and communication utilities. A comprehensive examination
of programming in various shells such as Bourne,
C, and Korn. Credit will not be given for both CIS
2635 and CIS 3735. Prereq: CSIS 2610. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 3741: Business Programming Project.
This course
provides an in-depth study of business programming. It includes the mastery of a high-level language suitable for business programming, such as
COBOL, and the development of a large multi-step
business application project. Three hours lecture,
two hours lab. Credit will not be given for both CIS
2640 and CIS 3741. Prereq: CSIS 2610. 4 s.h. |
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CIS 4804: Programming in Operations Research Applications.
Basic operations research techniques and programming. Linear programming, queuing, mathematical modeling, and network analysis. Prereq: CIS 3741 and 3 s.h. of upper level departmental courses.
3 s.h. |
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CIS 4808: CICS Programming.
A detailed study of
CICS (Customer Information Control System), including CICS commands, file definitions, screen
definitions, and application programming. Prereq:
CIS 3741 and 3 s.h. of upper division departmental
courses. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 4810: Special Topics.
Study of special topics in
computer information systems. Subject matter and
credit hours will be announced in advance. May
be repeated multiple times if topic is different. Prereq: At least 3 s.h. of upper-division departmental courses, and permission of chair. 2-4 s.h. |
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CIS 4820: Computer Center Operations.
The organiza-
tion of a computer center, with emphasis on fea-
tures and selection criteria of communication
equipment, including mainframe, minicomputer,
and microcomputer systems. Prereq: CIS 3741 or
INFOT 2663, 3 s.h. of upper-division departmental
courses. 3 s.h. |
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CIS 4823: Data Communications Networking.
A study of present methods for design and evaluation of information networks, LAN and WAN. To include queuing, routing, security, reliability, error detection and correction, and distributed processing. Prereq: CSIS 3723.
3 s.h. |
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CIS 4840: Business Systems Analysis and Design.
Development of communication and written skills for the analysis and design of business systems. Utilization of project management techniques for design, development, and maintenance of a departmental level system. Prereq: CIS 3741 and 3 s.h. of upper level departmental courses.
4 s.h. |
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